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In France, an agence de notation extra-financière [non-financial rating agency] is an agency charged with rating the social responsibility of a business or institution.[1] Whereas a credit rating agency will examine the financial aspects of a business, an agence de notation extra-financière will examine non-financial aspects of the business to assess whether the business is behaving in a sustainable manner. Such ratings are important in light of the French laws arising from the Grenelle Environnement.
The principal non-financial rating agencies in France are:
- Bacqué&Gavet
- BMJ ratings
- Diversum
- Novethic
References edit
- ^ "La notation extra financière" [Non-financial rating]. Minister of the Economy, Finances and Industry (France). Retrieved 7 January 2014.
External links edit
- Explanation of the First Grenelle Law at the French Wikipedia
- Explanation of the Second Grenelle Law at the French Wikipedia
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